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ARTCo Christens Chuck B, Built In-House At NOLA Shipyard

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ARTCo Christens Chuck B, Built In-House At NOLA Shipyard

November 18, 2022

American River Transportation Company (ARTCo), a wholly owned subsidiary of ADM, christened the 58- by 26- by 8-foot Chuck B on October 6 at its Ottawa, Ill., location. The Chuck… Read More

Scienco/FAST Delivers Long-Lasting Water Treatment Solutions Scienco/FAST’s marine water treatment systems have an average product life of 30 years. The company has been in business more than 50 years and welds, assembles, paints and ships products from a 20,000-square-foot factory in Fenton, Mo. (Photo courtesy of Scienco/FAST)

Scienco/FAST’s marine water treatment systems have an average product life of 30 years. The company has been in business more than 50 years and welds, assembles, paints and ships products from a 20,000-square-foot factory in Fenton, Mo. (Photo courtesy of Scienco/FAST)

Scienco/FAST Delivers Long-Lasting Water Treatment Solutions

July 26, 2022

When Scienco/FAST says its water treatment systems are meant to last, the company is talking in decades. The average product life for a FAST marine system is 30 years, said… Read More

Industry People On The Move

December 17, 2018

Waterways Council Inc. (WCI) promoted Tracy Zea to vice president-government relations. He previously served as WCI’s director-government relations since August 2015. Zea’s role is to advocate for WCI’s goals for… Read More

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